The Sun. — London, England, 1818-04-29 00:00:00

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"[PRICE SEVENPENCE. • ‘l,4,),kft iris Alater's emirl+dy on • K• the Morning of Tuesday, t Ise --38i<.b of :krril, is regnested instantly to return, asThis Reia- Lives art. •,ieni.solaiii,• at. Ins aLseuce, particularly as no blame wi,atever is iniptliable to him, on' account of any transaction in business. PUBLICATIONS. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TH's GALLERY trll ItE-OPLNED on MONDAY, ihe ath of Mar, with a ! 2, ELF.CTION of PICTURES by Old Masters, witi) Pcoprietoss have favoured the Itrstittitio.i for the araWication alike anti for the benefit.:rf ti,"-Arts in g r. n eral. At! nrt tto twee is.—tittal(gll,s Ic. . By 04 r, JOHN YOUI:G . , Keepe'r. LORD BYSON. FOURTIL d LAST CANTO of CHILDE HAROLD, was publish d THIS DAY. Printed fut . JOIN MURRAY ' , Albemarle-street. ~:t d i ' ii: _. . . ! c ei g : ..:- ;€4 -0- / I I- r i Ntrl ( i t ' . • /11 . . N,„................. i ttR 8 0()3 .] i .. - .‘ • 6 ----:-.....,......„..........„----.--4------ 1 IftHE l'ir.. " ' 7---7-7---7 26 1813: °I ORDN.INCE, Xi" z ' . ~,,, „ jiki*7lllll,NCll7.ll. OFFICE RS of His ~, -7 - Notice, 7'llat P,,i, On ,b-V-4.NrE do 'herchy give p e er be/ '41713 'cii! he received at their oNce, i'• Pall-Mall, *ena : if"Ff'filesclay, the 6th ' (lay of Jray next, franc snmefte "NIPS ~t ' '' ''... be touting' to waif riake the' LIGHTING . 4 Period o f t'il Ogre; alsii at the 'lower and fizooltrici . 15 ( o r of t- ‘e firat, t .f47ee Pears, determi:taile otter the expiration 0 Ilikr?P cOl e : '4P°4 notice of' three litontles, at the option .1 Portlie. . 4liti°H. I:bgnfeu' --. "•1 the Ten:ts and Casa- P ' 'iy ~ fi r., together wt. i the i,, i.'' contract,Lay he known at the Secrete: 7 0 %51 ...toq: d ,:qll•3latt of•nre,,;(4 an y ( lay between the Hours f i eca44 ';p 4.").°C4 'ek, witer e t i t ' e Proposal', wnst l '" lieliver " ' /10 1 , , ' a4d ehrl,,- . 4 14, D ' IS for LaMP"gl"l"5 ' • ..." but op ~ 1 , , ee l . Fop.. F tv 41 4 4e n i ' l ' 4 ee het tailtett after the gal.!. 6th of M ay, a' ; Z:l44 ;i . , l''',4 ti 4V ° 0 7 , , of the .saute day; neither trill a./!tlt. ' 4 ie l e ; 1,,,e4, titles' the l'arty making it, or an --- k'; en 4 ' l, c l ialt att,,,,,d. . ' B Y Cleder.of the Board, etary. ..........,_, 'lt. H . , cRErr, Seer ' (;;-- --------:- 6. . NOI4 I; 11 ' ' ' sl.: OP 0/I)..V.IATCE, " f r it 2° ' 181. il_ .i . z " 14R. INC; Pia 'OFFICERS of Ills 4' v ot i re _ that Prokk:4:l'S 0.111)1T.14VCE." et, hereb7/ 4r,icepa' 11-3,1:11, on sr liej.oreivAi.ll Le received at their (Vice' _jai, persona Q, ~ 4 ri(4l/, t,',e 8,,1, , t , m a y next, inn)" SHIRTS, "l ett e , e i i l 4g* to undertake the SI , PPIY o f '' __ . t tnt, fur apc riq (tr.t.lttietes,Ar servie e c: of this Depar-m • i .1 the -Gat - 4"ee years I t •• Ile after the expiration . . I, reQ,,,cb -' ' e "in"' ik option of either ort,y, .• .4 Aatice of three .31anth.t, al - e - • Ntt e ,, , ' • . , ti d upon Applica -11 'w Ike drtieles may be vlewe tsti L.e l 'rit * ,^. . le re,. !'Pa, olarekeeper's Ogi c e in the Tower,• 7,1:11 7, 2 1 1, 4 4 : oo ~,,,, ,( P ', l . : 11,,i:e o ,o ! d lie .t e a r r s tz :he a 0:- .1 1 i l::: a t: r •e s, in tc tl g ie e, ll::y r at w . a l r i : ihe is at then cr I C4+lditiona of fi re Cann act, maY be "it be.„ tkte:. 7.4).Y4 011iCe, i.) . t Pal . l Vail aforesaid, a ".V . Dug P 414 't." 14 1, 44 uf Tess (in; Fori; o'Claek, whete the Pro- is N 4i:: 'l4l -e delivered, sealed sip, and vuelorscd " Prt'r°stahe •ti gt iit ' s, ate, lust Proposal can be athaitzed,fter ~ 4,1,, . no t Noon ill the same ‘4& . V °J at, , „ bt ..41, 10, - .1, at 1 welve u'Ckek t unless tAc early 444 1' it ' 4411 qiilf Tender be noticed, " 4 gent in lsi.s Lekaff, s hall atten d. hy Order of t k : Board, retary. . " R. H. CREW, See wiD"'"ENit°Ns' April 10, 1818. Ills 4 , AdoiiraltOttice,,,, ...,..G-EN, ~,, 1%. 'l3l Iligitliess the PRI N,- E It" GE 41P,' IsetO graeionsly pleased to autho r ize the t '''ll• l ji:r 'I".'NKTAN;••ps for . M 'IN A011g; . the C,,...,,(1.,; an d ''ilt; AZ I 7, Por Potmt . 11 , 1 . ;0 , 4s pf-cvm„"l%: . t ~ ,,7 %,4,, 'i.-,. oFFIcE S of the-1-I,OYAL NAY" t? rant died b'rott t SIC) NS to t'' •'' .„ 4(jilieers w"° havef their- Ilatria,„'t t4t4 " . ‘till of-7 • ,:e l ir. "l :l.l ' nli t :is-flout the time a mi. tllt, i -'e' 14144 „„s as it s-i-niii ,ii;ear to t ttrm, u r n tl tt i tle lite:tirtiqt,.that * their Marri a ge did not take place er in. 'etilin:l' v'reumitanees'impiTini Fr a ud, or any iroP °P q Iflain• Atiq hi:11 lug the Pension. ; li t tia, u . (141 Highness hat idg been a l so p leased r t e o ee d i i , r .i e n c g t 413 eq, i ; ) -;l dfiW or 4 Naral Officer, entitled to. or Ist ja. ts ar ' Ili -Who Maly M lim y , , ~, on or after th e I . 4‘4l k. l .; t i h k t ia ) .11ut nia'y .subsegn a :;tly become a . NeVi:ok:',:h:till: 1 ;: 411 *It Ptrk'd ' 3 f her second Widowhood, b I RE- M A R " 'N it 4 Which she was entitled prior to her 1 1 , 44 . , ' Ptovid,d her ' I, li . ( Alai it v, 4'l '4 .- eirettrustances are within l', 'h to ~. ' ' • t Copies of the New the litnita i'llAht. z'4't• Notice thereof, and that 4 fUt : ".'s o f tht Cliaii , and Forms of the way be obt: , '' t t: ' ,, - u " b) sea otYticers' Widows . !'l'l44:l'4"se'd to the. Secret7tre of the Adnlira `. he of _ Affid:::. i t, neo to dr 0 t . : 31 . 7 : c't5.,,,,-,4lViczttion at the Adrairaltr-OtitcFs and at t seve. I '4l b 4 '"' Ittliaent C••. -. o f the Navy, 'kk y, o lumission t r. 444 4 rd,. 41 rlt ' 4 ffid • for the neat Qu at the atter lit— . aY lt on the Ohl Form ‘qttiitteol. 't• , .: ' J. W. CROKEIL 4 . 1 .. e I.° l t ,l'il: or pittzrs, Tuna) LOTTERY, 18171.818. r ip t i."I.OPPICE, soNtratsET-PLACE; tinil,ti,m,,,,_ ,4 CONIMIssioNERS appointed f rN.otice, TINN 4'ING the LOTTERIES do lierehY give Lott ,lirbets of T ICKETS and SHARES in all preceding cr l „_ , . . 1 14 ‘31114 ) lia examined at this Otfiee B nefits 4' '444°f l'' ' ' . their Ite.isters of e nd hi,, lits ttl and Finer, with o every dap between , 14.„ • ' 11411Pit,'4‘ COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in ti t t 7 e , 81 d 7 ....- 4411. h'ilelCErS of the THIRD LOTTERY, , la .0 I'leiet-Ittt-p"°tice, that they will attend at their Office, i Il tit f * hi ee, on NV EDNESDAY, the 6th :137 . 7 . f in May the . ~kettilllWrett ( 43och in the FOienoon to 'rwo , o , ( lot . I , Ts ._ 1t - ` lll , tO take in,anti enter the BF.NEFrI rICKE - I , 3441 Lot t er til- Act ,to he exchanged for Certificates, pursuant to A of 11-trr• ' in 1. 1 l• 'f .44 t . ' Ida-lent t a ct ,t. 1,11 . , ~ t'till 141:rhetter dispatch thereof, t he said COM M ISSIO . NERS oI 7"d enter the BENEFrr TICKF;rs nstmbrvd I ': tt) 14Q t I the TICKETS nin ted f • 9,0 0 n, ti One seat , and I)e tt( 4l -4113 / 4 No. 9,001 to No. 18,000, at another . seat ;atid,th . e I)tit,t3 Ntsessed thereof are directed to bring w it h the i r l itt4, 3 41'""01f Lists thereof, marked A and B, i e ,, i tl Atti,, ' t Order, and at the bottom of each List to write Linnet the f ' 4 rid h l'. Ili, .."r°Por additions of the person entitled to the value kld s t tl i id Tickets-. Nt (: 1 said COMMISSIONERS; also ° give further noti ce, de litttt ertificates for‘the va,ltte of tint said Tickets will be Cli t :3'.lt onIVEDNESBAY, the 13th 'day Of May a t"ext,._. if\tl°el4 in the afternoon, after Witith the said COM I 11o144'NEILS will take ill Rio! enter Tickets in their uS.u'elf. 1 114, 1 1 / entry; anti all persons are desired to take notic e, f„ th e .'Y atust bring duplicates of their Lists .:hen they come I,ll:l",(:,trtificates. trorti CQMMISSiONERS also give notice, that 'Tickets t t , i . 4 'lllO This Office for Paytnetit, the-Checki of which ar e f i ~, 'destroyed, will not be entered for paTaient, I , :itt) , , ot! , .4„(o)(1 ' . 14r ng given loin the said COM:,II‘LSIONE,IO3 &4111.11,k; C:ertikiteti fur the same. Pa ri o is st 3 t e he ,ttelpr c , tie N et , tje io pers ( ''' t oo cbtue n ,14 t re lea'e tlleear, the Pr er c, tlYe",: t igt 4 :)011Q" 1401'5 ship 10 611 ,11e xp l eV ° 0 00.0 — l 'o3 Cite tv ,,ter e. ett , Tlt P 3e ',ll, iloP c ! , !eye rrle tr° :; 0 u t ier. e o ;fitter, b O ld 13 'I- t ransport" . A I. t tIOn rer,Jendoof ()Ile. tle t ' " 03 3 )11 tile t e lo.o It 11a r ed to o ilSe ItEGE" Merl th e (be 13'14. TI i o f A; et. " 1 : / 11 i Ic;ICS S a ces g 3 o f (V , trot! ) Bart. tlie l er .re ow' 0 An (l e r itio ce' I ti Urn ,i00!1: le 6.2 it, l ot 51 .41° lit WS to n Ol f see' "- i t• .1 - Vtfit A i l 9:ch"rir rs, " 11 0 ki s"' us " t ot-" r o t oa r lo' o'o l t h i"! ou! yd 0 , 1 4. " 1)) ( Illl~ f 1I r„ ii , tile IL) „, 0. ' r oe i"; 31, s e r,r,,, 10,001 aarclootiCss of Ge°re a, to otoo) ve , e 6 60 of . 0' adys ~ 1$ n iel Oirl'ettl tl.eg r . 3 o tifol • of h te ye a dt o ft atqle'e 3 dii3sl dill, r;lose9.E d born 1 :1 1 71; .I,,rc no r. Line d ..00 . 5 0 sty a 3 n j ,cti f •eCull ti O rC ; , 0 . • Irk' 40 t ic f4' Or NATIftAL SOCIETY. itSPECIALS GIiNETIAL MELTING of the FRIEN!`)S to thr EDUCATION of the Poolt in the Vr;ncioles of the Ettatklished Chinch. will he held at the N!tlaAASONti' tJALt, Great Queen street, His -1; s the DOKE of 't ORK in the Chair, On FRIDAY, Aar 1, at One o'Clock preei,ely, to take into consideration tie hest FANQt it.F.NOVATINC , the FUNDS of ?.,e - "S. TIONAL SOClrry, mot ot enahling its Committee lo osectitie -- with unabated activity the ttnisortent: Objects for which it .vas instituted. T. r. w 4 -11,NISLInr, Secretary. CliiTord's Inn, April 25, 1818. E'SSENCE,of SHRIMPS, a Ili:Cy s SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to EsscriCe-. of Anchovies, but far excellinK it in flavour, and has the,P.d.- vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand fOr it* is a convincing . proof ..f the estimation it is held in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter' themselreA, that wherever it i< once used, it will obtain a pre-emineacs , ,, all , other Sauces for Fish. Made Isy C. Dinmore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and Son II I, Holborn-hit), Cornet' of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully re,ttuested to observe, ,that each bottle has the signaturevf C. - Dintnore and `Son; none othin - is ge latine; nec;:tsarl, as there is a spurious arti cle nom on sate. . TO BR` SOLD BY PRIVATE cosTrucT, .911. .11li NEXT PRESENTATION to a VICA 'IL RAGE of EIGHT FKINDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS a-Year, ..ithin Fifty Miles of London, witka good ParonaLte House, and proper Out-buildings, and between Nine and Ten Acres of Glebe Past'urc Lan:.;.—lnquire of Mr.Woodgate, Solicitor, Golden-square, London. UNCOMMON (OOD. TRAVELLING, from qe SA RA UEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. 'l' YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of -he NO R TH. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horcei, and keep excellent Time• By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following POST-COACHES, 11 AIL COACHES, cstc. set Out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill : . Tire UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night the ItOad, carrying,Foor Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at One o clock,, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'clock, through Dunstah'e, Woburn, Latbhury, Northampton, Welford, -Lutterworth, AtherStone, Lichfield, Hugely, Stone, Newcastle, Kuutsford, Warrington nod Present. souniAmyroN, Lvtnington, Winchester, anti Basing stoke New Four Inside. 'Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by Fire o'clock.—This is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight,. Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, Havre de Grace, Cherburgh, tkc. , • • SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shifrnal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o 'clock.--GuA:ded. WEY MOITTI , Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Aftl•rution. , The Pakets to Grterasey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma &e. EX F.TF,R, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth' Dartt,outh, and , Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Nlornitig, at. Seven o'clock, through :loniton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland ford, li;viuglttii•ot, and liagsbot. BOSTON, Spalding, Petetborough, Stilton, and Hunting don, Roy,l -ciiach, sets out every Evening to Spils Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH•and BRISIOI , Flying Post-Coaches, throng!) Chip penhaatc ;tad Maribproogli, every Afternoan ; arriva at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, path, and the London -Tavern, 'fbotuas-street, and t.te. Swann, Bristol, next Morn. ing.—Col,cheii to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply inouth, &c. LEEDS nee' light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every horning, at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remakably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, lz•etfoi d, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most ;cgs ceable and couplet': Public Con, veyance on the North Road, being unequalled nt Accommoda tion by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green,4Annan, Dumfries, Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cannioch, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). YORri,Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four InsideNiaeli, with a Guard' throughout; „sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Itet ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mot reth, and Berwick.. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ramsbury, Hungerford, and Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH & WaisalNew Post Coach, evet y evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guaid all the way, passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatain ittge, Richmond, Catterick, lloroui,?.hbridge, Wetherby, Abet - ford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Mornibg, , and performs the journey with the F reatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road. by business or have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Oimsl - irlt, and Garatang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knhtsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called The Regulator, every Evening . at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, • Liver pool.—Guardt•cl throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past 6. CHESTER, Newport, WhitchurCli, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middtewlch Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, Sand erland. • -MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhnowton, Post-Coach; every Afternoon. Guarded. SLIEFri ELI) and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post 'Coach, with a Guard, sets not every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. — Passes by Oxford, .Euston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. BULL, Nortlicave, }powder, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every, Morning - , at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate,Cant ethurvi Feversham, Chat ham,. Rochester, and. Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. imulToßD, Ware, Holleschni, and Chesbunt Coach, ever y Morning. ToTTENH AM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Eleven, Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'Clock. CLAY's Original Waggons and Coaches, to Newbury, Swindon, Alabourn, Wootton-Basset, Lambourn, Hunger ford, Chilton, Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS. , . To HEMET. HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three Ti:aes x Week. DiSS, Beecles, Bungay,,Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk. every.Menday. , clitENcusTra, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou cester, Three TiMes a Weeli. SOUTHAMPTON, VCritlehoter, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, •Ly mington, Chr;stelatreh, Ringwood, Fordinghridge, Wituborn, Poole, isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week. GREENWICH and Woolt6ch, evety Day. TOTTENHAM anti . Edmonton, eve, y Day, B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and t ht(Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels, Passengm's Luggage, Writings, Plate, ezc.. of Moro: than Five Pounds Val oe, if stolen, lost, or damaged, pu le,. entered as such, and the insurance. paid foraccordint!y, at Sat acetes ficad lutt, Sitow-hill, London. TO THE PUBLIC. BISH, of the old 1, ate Lottery Offices, 4, • Cor hi and 9, Charing-Cross, has treat pleasure in caqins: the attratio s of Isis best Friends, the Public, to the STATE LoTTEB V; and in so doing, he feels particularly happy that he can praise the Scheme, as the Contractors have followed the example he Set them in the late Lottery, of soak ing a great ssuntier of Capitals; and tnougt T. B. (as Con tractor for the la s Lottery) of course forn.ed that Scheme, he is candid enottga to acknowledge that the present is supe rior,—fur with a diminished number of Tickets, there are more Capital Prizes,—an, if thr demand sinsuld equal that of last Lottery, the Pries may be expected to rise as they did th en , v i z .—irons 191. Ito. (the present Price) to 30%. per Ticket ; and Sixteenths rose from it 7s to .11.—The Scheme contains only 14,000 Ticiods, yet has Three Prizes of 20.0001. and 194 other capitals; .teal the very first Twenty Prizes drawn. will each hate 1,0901. more, moping 20,0001. in the first tiref Hour. Tickets and Shares arc now nu Sale, in great variety, , at BlSH's Other ~ where, in •Ine late Lottery, he . sold. Two Prizes of 30,0001. and 47 other Capitals, being (as usual) greater in untidier asid amount than those sold by all the other Ofiice.keepers put together. l' e .* Lottery begins at h JUNE (King's Birth. Day), Schemes gratis, with full particulars of Ole Numbers and destination of t h e C a pitals s3j :ly 131511, which, to Lottery Adventurers, will be found highly interesting. • - TT ZA RD, and CO. CONTRACTORS with Government for th'e PRF.SENT LOT,C,ERY, con taining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES 20,0n01., gooool., &c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Public they hate to ar ranged the Scheme, that Fwenty Prizc.s of 1.0001. each mast he drawn in the first Twenty 'Minutes, the KING's BIRTH DAY, 4th JUNE:. The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so unieeesaily ap;lroved iv the last Lottery, as to create a de wand which 1 ~ised the Price of a 'Pit:l.aq to Thirty Pon ods, and a Sixteenth to Two Pounds. HAZARD and Co. the pre sew -c o nteactori, sahcit attention to the:following ',onus of this Scheme, which contains More Capital erizes, yet there are 4,000 Tickets Less than in the Last l.ottery, and the pre sent price of a - Ticket is only 191.105. and a Sixteenth 11. is. • ALJ., sTF.RLING MONEY. 3 Pcizt-s of i 0,0001.! 4 Prizes of .1,0001. and 2,0061;1 20. Prizes of i ,0003 • I . • 20 Prize, of 5001. t.',7 7fr.l► fizes Or 3(110 L.,2 14101 , 4 & 444 &4 . 444,- 4 The First 20 Prizes it iii hztvc I,ooot. Motmt • • . -The First . 500 1.3i,01,s e.,',11 have 151. 'e:Ach.. The Sixth-drawn Prizeahovel,oool.will have 20,f 1 ,001. More ant! by HAZARD and CO Contractors, at .their very old Oftive, No. !i,s, ROYAL EX CHANGE (established upward; of !On years), who sold and Snared FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS In the Last Year's Lotteries, atilt Capitals in fernier Lutte, ries i..:uountin to sortie N.B. Favourite Numbers may be obtained by cp.rly uppl cation. THE 1,. : -,:••ibribiteil rcpfitailon of Messrs. L:tati!: F. ana Co: combined with their Iva-known experience an. success the Treatment and Cure of a few reitrning Com r7aints, ..zivies them so periot claims and a decided preie; - ence over all other ptactitioners. m es c•:•:. CURII.E and Ca. as regular Surgeons, present to the p. th- ••ult 1 0 years' exprienee in the Cure of .tittle ( •.. , and th"ose Debilities and Deficiencies v. 601 not nnirequently prevc..t or embitter the matrinionial st3' , . In the varlow. gradations, from recent infection to eo..armed Lues, their I...ca!'ottent commands, very often, a speedy, and always a toe cure. In dubious cases, their long and well-arranged experience gives thesis a promptitude' of decision that secures the patient from heir; inereurialized out of existence, or having his con stitution undermined, and the vital principle destroyed by a latent out insidious Disease, or a blind and la-' tal confidence .111 shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debi lity, Vac.:eilar ilelaxttion, and Atany of the Organs,- Sri ipg flail) excessive indulgence, insalubrious climates, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system, rvca in cases which are verging on despair. Stric tures uf the Urethra, from r,u to twenty years' duration, are,' by their superior method of Cure, permanently removed in the course of three weeks. Slight and recent cases of vote real infection are cured in the short period of two days. To the Female Sex it will be consolitury to know, that they may he cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the foundation of connubial felicity. Patients treated .%vith candour, delie,cy, and invielable , secrecy. Messrs. 01 me and Co. may be consulted every day at their honse, 107, flatton--garden. Letters from the country, stat in4 minutely the ease, mode of living. 8;c, and,epelosing a re mittance for advice and medicines, will be treated with stn.. thous. attcutio!), at :No. 107. flatten -garden. - ROWLAND and. SON respectfully iNforin ...M.. the Nobility, Gentry. and Public at large, that is con- seluctice of the high repute of their celebrated Macassar Oil, insidious Pc.:suns hare imitated it with a Counterfeit, cool- - posed of. Isteleteritins Ingredients injurious to the Hair; to avoid such impositi on, it is nec.7ssary.to ask for ' . ROWLAND's , MAC.V.iti.kl.l. OIL. Each bottle is signed on the outside label in red • ink, ci A.. Roseland arid' Son," .with a Treatise' on the Hair en closed. This Oil is th'e Original and Genuine, possessed of salubrious proMiriies-- 7 warrante.d to afford the 'greatest nod •rishatent to the Pitman. Hair; prevents the Hair being-in urea by change of climate, study, travelling, ac conchement, &c. ;‘, removes the' scurf, harshness,- a nit ness; renders it soft., and glossy; prevents its falling off, or turning . grey; creates'a thick growth on the baldest places; makes the hair strong in curl, which it. keeps in - damp wea ther,. exercist, ; imparts a pleasant perfume; and pro duces whiskers. eyebrows - , &c. The Proprietors warrant its innocence, and to improve the hair froni infancy to the latest period of life. • , • • .- - The inestimable properties of. this Oil have 'gained it the patronage of -their Usival Highnesses the Princess of •Wales, Duchess of York, the Liiiive of . Sussex, his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Ituss•a, by their especial Authority:—Price 3s. tid. 7s. 10s:Gd. and One Gilinea each. Also, ROW La.ND's ESSENCE of 'fYR E. • -By merelnivetting the hair with this preparation, the Pro ., prietors warrant to -produce iminediately'a perfect change in ' -Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, tyc-brows, &c. tort beautiful and permanent brown or black, imitating the exact na 'ittril colour; evasiiink make's this Dye more durable.' Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their hair with ease'and ,secresy.—Price. • ' its. 7s. 6d. and ins. Gd. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the Soh; Proprietors A. ROWLAND - and SON, corner of Kirbe street,,t he ' first turning on the right in. Hatton-garden, born, Lomion; ,and, appuintursiat, by all Medicine tiers throughout Europe. This Day was puhlished, Sro. 9s. 611. `n -1E Ltl ERA R Y -CIIA RA CT ER , illustrated , by the History of Nlen of Gertitts; drawn from their own Feclio::s and Confessions. By .or Atztliont of ctlittosrms of LITIMATURE. ""*"":- 'Prititil for JotiN Multi:AY, A lbemarle-street. THE ALGEIIINE WAR. Dedicated by, permission to the Trince Regent. , On the at May will be pordished, In. I Volume co.. enikllished with . a Picturesque View of Algiers, a Plan ,of. Lord Exmouth's Attack, and a coma Map of the Regency, price el. 2s. bcards, TARRATKt . fl IV .(? RESIDENCE In AL- IkT compri;;in g VT;eogra'phiC . al . and IHirtori'cat Account of the Regency, xliotrapbical Sketchts of the Dey and his Ministdrs, Anecdotes of the late War, Obscreatiotrs on the Relations of the Barbary States with. the Christian Powers, and the Necessity and Importance of thOr c. mpieti!c Subjugation, by SIGNOR PANANTI; with Notes and lilnS7 trations EDWARD BLACICIERE, Esq. R.N. Author of Lettcrs from the Mediterranean. , Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. • ocTAvo EDITION OF FRANKLIN'S LIFE. On the Ist May will be publiShetl, The Second Edition, in e Volumes Syo. prier 11. RS. boards, M I t l h a e N 1. 11' ;' I.,Lant ! "lr;'1 jGS of &c. Now first published from the Origin".l MSS. written by Himself to a late Period, and continued to thr Time of his Death, by,: his Grandson, WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esq. • - Printed fur Henry Culburn, Conduit -street. - - ' The following STATEMENT is respee fully submitted to the Public by the PROPRIETORS of THE OBSERVER, , by which Statement, made Upon the Affidavits of the De- . puty Publishers and the Twelve Pressmen, it clearly ap pears that the fair,and ordinary Sate of The Ohsen . er 14 nearly Eleven Thousand, Weekly, and on frequent occa sions, when important events occupy the Public mind, a considerable number of extra Copies are printed : WE,• George Goodger Matthew Brown, Assit.tant Publishers in The Observer Printing- . Office, do hereby make oath, and say, that the regular aver= age sale of The Observer Newspaper is upwards of Ten Thou sand and Eight Hundred Copies, -weekly, and that during the last quarter, consisting of twelve weeks only, we have published, and fairly sold, (with the exception of Twenty eight Copies presented to the Proprietors' friends) and paid the full amount OiTf to the Propiietors for One Hundred anti Thirty Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety-three Stamped Papers of The Observer,. and these Deponents further maise oath, and each say, that frequently, on occasions when this publie mind has been excited by : particular events, T Oh server, in addition to its regular number, has printed and sold. nss One to Seven Thou:Anti extra Pap O ers. GERGE GOODGER,. :MATTHEW BROWN, Sworn at the Mansion-House, Lon don, this 20.4. day of April, ISIB, before me, C. SNI iTH, Mayor 'We, William Stephens, John Wynn, Robert Johnson, Sa.; mnel Jennings, Wil Toltnel,Joint Benson,Jamus honnis Co;k. John Baxter, Thomas Stephen Hickson, and Charles Priest, the twelve Pressmen ink The Ob server Printing-Office, do hereby make oath, and severally' say, that we have printed, during the last gnarter, consisting of twelve weeks only, One Hundred and Thirty Thousand Four•Handredand Ninety-three Stamped Copies of The Ob server Newspaper, and that the regular and average number of The Observer, as printed by us, is upwards of Ten Thou sand an, Eight Hunched Copies, weekly, independent of extra numbers, of which, when interesting events have taker► _place, we have not Unfroinently printed from One to Seven.. Thousand extra Papers. William Stephens, John -Wynn, • Itol.ert Johnson,' Samuel Jennings, Tuffuel, ; John Benson, Sworn at the Mansion-House, Lon don, this 25th nay of April, 1818, before me, C. SMITH, Mayor. James Moore, Thomas Cook, John Baxter, Thosnas Ha«• kins, Stephen Hieksutii Charles Priest. DI I Lam R Y PROMOTIONS. ' • April,27, 1818. 12th Regiment of Light. Dragoons, Cornet Richard Bury Pal- . {lsar to be Lictitenam, by purchase, Vicc Chatterton, pro moted in the 4th Dragoon Guards. 15th Ditto, Cornet Geoyge Callaghan. from half-pay of the Ist Dragoons, to he Cornet, vice Thomas Coventry, who. exchanges, receiving the difference. • 19tli Ditto, Cornet John Gowdie to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hammersley, promoted. 2(►:ir Ditto, Cornet Robert Rollo Gillespie to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cook, ,who retires; and Arthur• Nepean. Mulesworth, - Gent. to be Cornet, by pal chase, vice Gil- Office of OrtbeNee, .41 , ril 27, 181 S• lespie. Ist, or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, Lieutenant Joint Grant 'to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Lord James Hay, promoted ; and John Julius William An gerstein, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Grant. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, John Arthur Douglas • Bloomfield, Esq. Page of Honour to the Prince - Regent, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, vice Gordon, deceased. Ist Regimeut of Foot, Lieutenant William Clarke to he Cap tain of a Company, by purchase, vice J. I'. Gordon, who re tires ; Ensign Henry James 13ickner to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clarke; and Coleman, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Bickner. leegiment of Foot, Lieutenant George Rivers Maltby to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires ; Ensign Nrederick Thurlow to lie L;eu.enant, by porebase, 'vice Maltby ; Itiihert Carr, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Thurlow ; Aid Lieu; enant -Frederick '1 hurlow to he Adjutant, vice Nlairby, promoted. 41st Ditto, Lieut. Robert Christie, front half-pay of the 791 b. l'inst, to he First Lieutenant, vice Patrick Clason, who ex changes, receiving the dia . , rence. 38th Ditto, Lieut. George 'Michell, front half pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Vt - illiain Campbell, who ex cl.anges, receiving the difference; 53d Ditto, Captain John Dean, from half pay of the tVith. Regiment, to be Captain of a Compaiiy, vice William Al cock Haly, who exchanges, rec,• ring the differente. • 58th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Joints' on, from half-pay of the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nathan Tipsou, who exchanges. 78th Ditto, Assistant -Surgeon James Pur: ell, from balipny . of the 35th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon,. vice George M'Lean, who exchanges. 3d West India Regiment, Brevet Major Christopher William son, from the half-pay of the 60th'Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Malcolm Laing Sit tl►, who exchanges. Hostirrat. STAFF.—St.ti-Surgeons Joseph Taylor, M. D. front ' the half-pay, to be surgeon to the Forces; and Peter Ormsby, from the half-pay, to be gingi-on (is the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Graydou, deceaseil. R►►yal Regiment of Artillery—Nlajor John Edw•ardl Jonrs to be Assistant-Deputy-Adjutant-General, vice Baynes, de ceased. Co - ri;s — Of Royal Engineers—First Lieutenants Raminn F. (layering, from thu lia , f-pay List, to he First Lieutenant, vice Prg,rs, ileceasrd; and liepfy P. Wolf, ifoillthe I - LAU- F:ly to l,r ditto, vice SatLeid, deceiiscd. I,D